ReNew Energy: FY 2026 Improved, Capital Productivity Still An Issue
ReNew Energy Global Plc reported record EBITDA for FY26 and improved cash flow, alongside an increase in commissioned capacity. However, the company continues to face challenges with capital productivity and average returns on capital. Analysts maintain a hold rating on the stock, citing the need for further improvements in operational metrics.
- ▪ReNew Energy delivered record FY26 EBITDA and improved cash flow.
- ▪The company's commissioned capacity expanded to 12.8GW.
- ▪Despite these improvements, ReNew Energy remains a capital-heavy, low-turnover utility.
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